Open Season for Murder

A Mac Faraday Mystery, Book 10

By: Lauren Carr

Narrated by: James C. Lewis

Spring is in the air. In Deep Creek Lake, the burst of blossoms on the trees has the effect of a starting pistol in the race to get the resort area ready in time for the seasonal residents return to Spencer, Maryland.

This year, the Spencer Inn, Mac Faraday's five-star resort, has the added duty of preparing for the Diablo Ball, an annual benefit event that used to kick off Deep Creek Lake's summer season. The exclusive gala has drawn in A-listers from across the country, including suspects and witnesses connected to Ashton Piedmont, a young woman who had disappeared while skinny dipping in Deep Creek Lake five years earlier, days after the last Diablo Ball.

Intrigued by a mysterious phone call from a young woman claiming to be Ashton, retired homicide detective Mac Faraday can't resist diving head first into the cold case. But he's not the only one. Someone behind the scenes has gone to a lot of trouble to bring Ashton Piedmont's friends and enemies to the Diablo Ball, which promises to be a gala event to die for!

©2015 Terri Zaleski (P)2017 Terri Zaleski

GOOD. ENJOYABLE

Again a good story from Lauren Carr. Well performed by James C. Lewis. The murder plot was good and the it was a very intriguing mystery. Good cast of characters and as usual Gnarly did his part in catching the killer. I hope there will more books for this series.

Keep them coming!

Long overdue Audible! Fortunately Ms Carr has lots more books that you haven't released as yet!

Muliable Murders and Killers

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, If you enjoy one of Lauren Carr books. You will want to read the others. They are all that good.

What did you like best about this story?

It was intriguing and enjoyable. You were always looking and guessing who might be the killer or killers. You want to solve the mysteries and deaths.

Have you listened to any of James C. Lewis’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I might have but I am not 100%. How can you compare one book to another one narrator to another book he did.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, But that did not happen. Though that would be something I would like to do with one of her books. I just do not do it.

Loved it

Open Season for Murder by Lauren Carr was a great addition to eh series!! James C. Lewis did a simply phenomenal job with the narration especially as he went between the different characters' voices. I really liked the way a cold case was used and how someone invited a bunch of people connected to the case to the Diablo Ball. It made me keep listening to find out who invited them, if the victim was actually dead, and how Mac would solve the case!